on commandKeyDown pKey if pKey = "V" then set the htmlText of the templateField to the clipboardData["HTML"] if the autoTab of the selectedField then get the text of the templateField replace RETURN with SPACE in it set the text of the templateField to it end if set the clipboardData["TEXT"] to the text of the templateField reset the templatefield paste else pass commandKeyDown end commandKeyDown
> I'm sure your handler will come in useful, but out of interest, > would the Edit menu item "Paste Unformatted" not take care of > many of the cases? Not if you have a standAlone and/or are rolling your own, Colin. > on commandKeyDown theKey > if theKey is "V" and the selectedField is not empty then > lock screen > paste > put the text of the selectedField into the selectedField > unlock screen > else > pass commandKeyDown > end if > end commandKeyDown Elegant, Mark, but you would also need to track the insertion point (easily done), and it would not handle any pre-existing user-formatted styles (which I grant you was not part of the exercise but pasting text that defaults to hard-wired Helvetica 14pt is a royal pita). > I'm not sure this holds true for win or linux (or older rev versions > then 2.8.1), but on mac os x, when there's styled text in the > clipboard, both the html and the text values of the clipboarddata > array hold their respective value. > > Therefore this proved sufficient in one of my projects: > > on commandKeyDown Vkey > if Vkey = "v" then > put the clipboardData["text"] into the selection > end if > end commandKeyDown I believe independent arrays on OSX, as with other platforms, are not supported and changing one will change the others to suit, BvG. You would also lose any paragraph returns, I think. /H _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution